]]>http://ksfa860.com/seahawks-qb-russell-wilson-returning-to-texas-rangers-camp/feed/0Mike McGinnis, Getty Images Houston Astros Getting New Owner and Will Move to the American Leaguehttp://ksfa860.com/houston-astros-getting-new-owner-and-will-move-to-american-league/
http://ksfa860.com/houston-astros-getting-new-owner-and-will-move-to-american-league/#commentsWed, 16 Nov 2011 16:52:50 +0000Jim Bellhttp://ksfa860.com/?p=27320Continue reading…]]>It's a done deal, or it will be Thursday when the Major League Baseball owners approve Drayton Mclane's sale of the Astros to a group of investors led by Houston businessman Jim Crane.

]]>http://ksfa860.com/houston-astros-getting-new-owner-and-will-move-to-american-league/feed/0via flickr/markhodginsWidow of Fallen Texas Rangers Fan Thanks Team for Their Support and Compassion [VIDEO]http://ksfa860.com/widow-of-fallen-texas-rangers-fan-thanks-team-for-their-support-and-compassion-video/
http://ksfa860.com/widow-of-fallen-texas-rangers-fan-thanks-team-for-their-support-and-compassion-video/#commentsThu, 14 Jul 2011 18:59:45 +0000Andree Valentinehttp://ksfa860.com/?p=6968Continue reading…]]>In her first public statement regarding the tragedy, Jenny Stone, the widow of the firefighter who fell to his death at a Texas Rangers game last week, thanked the Rangers organization, and said that Rangers star Josh Hamiliton remains her son's favorite player.

Her husband, Shannon Stone, who was attending the game with their six-year old son Cooper, was trying to catch a ball tossed to him by Hamilton when he tumbled over the railing at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.

]]>http://ksfa860.com/widow-of-fallen-texas-rangers-fan-thanks-team-for-their-support-and-compassion-video/feed/0YouTubeGeorge W. Bush Dodges Foul Ball At Texas Ranger Game [VIDEO]http://ksfa860.com/george-w-bush-dodges-foul-ball-at-texas-ranger-game-video/
http://ksfa860.com/george-w-bush-dodges-foul-ball-at-texas-ranger-game-video/#commentsWed, 25 May 2011 15:57:08 +0000Andree Valentinehttp://ksfa860.com/?p=4885Continue reading…]]>One of the most surreal moments of George W. Bush's presidency happened when a Iraqi reporter threw a shoe at him during a press conference.

Love him or hate him, we can all agree that Bush showed excellent reflexes when he dodged the shoe, which was headed straight for his face.

Those reflexes got another test during Monday night's baseball game between the Texas Rangers and the Chicago White Sox.